/internal/media/dispatcher/50558/fullCopy of pp. 12-13 for an electroencephalograph (EEG) test performed on Jack Ruby01/28/196412 × 23 7/8 in. (30.5 × 60.6 cm)PaperLoaned Courtesy the Dallas County District Attorney's Office/The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey PlazaL2017.1.290Electroencephalograph (EEG) sheet showing pages 12 and 13 from test performed on Jack Ruby by EEG Laboratory in Dallas, Texas on January 28, 1964.
EEG pages 12 and 13 printed on long, narrow sheet of thick paper. Information on page looks like a photocopy. Page has eight parallel jagged lines that run horizontally across the paper. At the top middle and far right of the page are the page numbers "012" and "013" respectively. The last line of the EEG reading between the page numbers has a place where the line has more exaggerated peaks and valleys; this small portion has been underlined. This is the section and page that shows the abnormality.
This is the third of eight pages from the EEG test. The other pages from the test are L2017.1.27-.28, L2017.1.30-.34.
This object was originally part of the evidence collected by the Dallas County District Attorney’s Office and specifically prosecutors Henry Wade and Bill Alexander during the investigation leading up to the Jack Ruby trial for the murder of Lee Harvey Oswald.
Paper is curled; was worse when the object first arrived, but has relaxed some since March 2017 with weights. Small tear along top edge of paper, slightly larger tear along bottom edge. Paper has severely yellowed; other discolorations and stains on page - worse on front than on reverse. Deep crease and wrinkle in paper that starts near lower right corner of paper. (JM 09/08/2017)Documents6565460.642621285230.480060960150716Document0E-10Copy of pages 12-13 for an electroencephalograph (EEG) test performed on Jack Ruby by EEG Laboratory in Dallas, Texas on January 28, 1964.
The pages are printed on a long, narrow sheet of thick paper. The test shows eight parallel jagged lines that run horizontally across the paper. At the top middle and far right of the page are the page numbers "012" and "013" respectively. The last line of the EEG reading between the page numbers has a place where the line has more exaggerated peaks and valleys; this small portion has been underlined.
This object was originally part of the evidence collected by the Dallas County District Attorney’s Office and specifically prosecutors Henry Wade and Bill Alexander during the investigation leading up to the Jack Ruby trial for the murder of Lee Harvey Oswald.Jack Ruby trialDA's Ruby fileMedical testsEEGRuby, JackTowler, MartinStubblefield, RobertWeaver, RobertHolbrook, John T.Olinger, Sheff D.Dallas County District Attorney's OfficeDallasThis item, along with materials from the DA's Ruby file (which is on loan to the Museum) and from the Museum's permanent collection, briefly appeared in a temporary display on the Museum's seventh floor in 2017. - Lindsey Richardson, Curator of Collections